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AGM 2023

​The  club AGM will be held on Friday 24th November at 8 pm in the club rooms Come along and hear our plans for 2024..All are welcome

15/12/2023
Junior F team in county final

​Mullinavat Junior F team have qualified for the hurling final for the second year in a row. They had a goood win over Tullaroan in the semi-final in mullinavat on Saturday night. They now await the winner of the other semi final involving Windgap and St. Lachtains

28/09/2023
Early Return for Footballers

​The senior football team will have an early return to action as they seek to retain their senior title. The county board has informed clubs that the senior football league will commence in early February. 

04/02/2023
Footballers keep rolling on

​Mullinavat senior footballers qualified for the Leinster Intermediate Final with an impressive victory against Westmeath champions Shandonagh in John Locke Park in Callan on Saturday. Goals win matches is an oft used cliche but it was certainly the case in this game and Mullinavat’s ability to find the net was crucial on Saturday. Two goals from captain Michael Malone and another from Ger Malone were the vital scores as Mullinavat came out on top in an entertaining game. They now meet Wexford champions Fethard in the semi final on Saturday week.

08/12/2022
AGM 2022

​The AGM of Mullinavat GAA club will be held on Friday 25th November at 7.30pm in the club rooms. Nominations or motions must be returned to the secretary Tom Duggan no later than Friday 18th November. Next Committee meeting will be held on Thursday 18th November at 8.00pm. 

08/12/2022
All set for Mick Carroll Memorial Run

Mullinavat GAA club launches our 2nd Annual ‘Mick Carroll Memorial Fun Run’ fundraiser and we're delighted to hold this event in person this year, after the success of the virtual event last year. It's a 5km Walk/Run/Family Fun Run taking place on Monday 6th of June at Mullinavat GAA pitch, in memory of Mick Carroll. Mick was always a great servant of Mullinavat GAA club during his life, as a Player, Coach, Mentor, and many different roles within the committee including Chairman. Mick passed away on the 10th of May 2014 and we're honoured to hold this event again in memory of a great man.

Registration can be completed online through the Eventbrite link or on the morning of the event from 10:30am onwards. The Fun Run will start at 11am followed by refreshments at the finish line in Mullinavat GAA pitch. The event can be run or walked by individuals or families.

Entry is €10 for individuals and €25 for families (2 Adults + 2 u16s).

The event can be completed virtually too for anyone unable to attend in person, just register through the link and be sure to share their photos on social media and tag @MullinavatGAA.


An U11 hurling blitz will take place during the day with Mullinavat and a number of local teams playing as part of the event.

Mullinavat GAA Club would like to thank the Carroll family again, who have allowed us to have this event in memory of Mick. We're hoping to see you all on the day and bring the family for a fun day out


02/07/2022
New Season Gets Underway

​Mullinavat senior footballers get the new season off to a start when they travel to neighbours Tullogher Rosbercon on Sunday next. Throw in is at 12.00 pm and here's hoping the lads can get off to a flying start as they bid to regain the senior championship title following their loss in the senior final of 2021.

11/03/2022
A great weekend for the club

​The weekend got off to a great start with a battling performance from our senior team in their final league match against Erin's Own. Despite being reduced to 14 men  the lads battled their way to a thoroughly deserved victory and so qualified for the shield final and quarter final of the championship. The following day our intermediate campgie team defeated Glenmore and our under 13 team capped off the weekend with a good victory in the semi final of the Roinn C championship. Lets hope the teams can continue this good run. Well done to all.

29/10/2021
Hurling and Football Action Resumes

​After many months of inactivity, the action resumrs on 8th June when the senior footballers entertain Clara in the 2020 senior football semi final. On Saturday 12th June the newly promoted Junior A hurlers travel to Tullaroan to play their first league game

29/06/2021
Return to Training

​Mullinavat juvenile players will return to training on Monday next. All players must be registered before returning to play and membership can be paid online through the Clubforce App which can be downloaded to any mobile phone. Membership is vital to the running of the club as it is currently the only source of income available to the club.

21/05/2021
GAA SOLO -  Hurling & Football Skills Challenges

Due to the worldwide Covid19 pandemic, we are living in very different times. The GAA / PDST Future Leaders Solo Challenge is designed to promote positivity, physical activity and wellbeing among young people, while encouraging them to stay at home and follow HSE guidelines at the same time. 

It is a student and teacher challenge which will run for a number of weeks.

There will be different challenges each week, all linked to the modules in the programme. 

To get involved, students and teachers record videos of themselves doing the various challenges and upload them to Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.

Students can enter as many videos they like for as many of the challenges they like each week! 

Be as creative and as imaginative as you like but remember to stay safe while doing the challenges and at all times follow the HSE guidelines.

"GAA Solo 2 Week 1 Challenges Announced''

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To enter a video please make sure to do the following;

  1. Give your name
  2. Give the name of your school
  3. Tag GAA Future Leaders in the post
  4. Use the hashtag #GAASolo2 
  5. Don't forget to nominate some of your friends or family! 

 

Instagram: @gaafutureleader       Twitter: @gaafutureleader        Facebook: @gaafutureleader

Terms & Conditions;

Videos of the GAA Solo 2 weekly challenges that are shared with us on our social media platforms, using the hashtag #GAASolo2, will be entered into the weekly competitions, whether we share them on our page or not. Please be aware that if you share a video with us for entry into the competitions, using the hashtag #GAASolo2, those videos may be used by our partners in this initiative O'Neills Sportswear on their platforms also.

Weekly Challenges:

You can do any or all of these as many times as you want! We will have different challenges each week;

Week 1: 

a) Hurling & Gaelic Football Skills Challenge - Can you complete Limerick's Tom Morrissey Hurling Wall Ball Volley Challenge or Clare's Podge Collins Football Hand Pass or Kicking Accuracy Challenges? 

Hurling:

Stand about 10 feet back from the wall and strike the ball against the wall, vollying or doubling on it each time it returns without catching or controling it on the hurley. See how many you can get in a row!

Football:

Handpass - Pick or put a target on the wall and from about 10 feet back hit the target with a handpass. The handpasses should be every second side, right hand, left hand and so on. How many times can you hit the target in 30 seconds?

Footpass - Using that same target, this time from about 10 meters back, hit the target with a kickpass. The kickpasses should be every second side, right foot, left foot and so on. How many times can you hit the target in 30 seconds?

b) Crest Design Challenge -  Put your artistic talents to good use and design a new crest for your Club, School or County. It would be great to see photos of the process from start to finish. 

c) Wellbeing Challenge – It's very important to keep active while at home, so we are challenging you to send us videos of the home workouts or TikTok dance routines you are using to keep fit. 

d) GAA Solo 2 Recipes For Success Challenge – This weeks challenge is to prepare / bake one of the "Healthy Snacks" from the Recipes for Success book

 

Prizes:

It will be incentivised with weekly individual and school prizes.

Individual Prizes:

4 O'Neill's Half-zip tops for the best videos in each challenge EACH WEEK!  

O'Neill's Bobble Hats EACH WEEK!

School Prizes:

Each week we will give an O’Neills training pack with two sets of training bibs, footballs and sliotars to the schools with the most entries.

Please check our social media for the winners each week.

 


02/03/2021
100 Pucks a Day

Coaching and Games in conjunction with are encouraging all primary school children to join in our #100pucksaday in preparation for the upcoming U11/U13 primary schools skills challenge.


24/02/2021
AGM to be held online

​Mullinavat GAA Club AGM will be held online as per Government guidelines. It will be held on the Microsoft Teams App.on Friday night next at 8pm A link to the meeting may be had by contacting secretary Tom Duggan at secretary.mullinavat.kilkenny@gaa.ie

or by contacting PRO John Power at pro.mullinavat.kilkenny@gaa.ie

19/02/2021
GAA county training put on hold

 ​The GAA has decided to delay the return of inter county training until at least the remainder of the month of January. The very high rates of infection from Covid 19 has led to this decision being made .It is very important for our players,coaches and officials to follow the Government guidelines and the official GAA guidelines.

04/02/2021
Brave Effort by Minors

​Mullinavat's minors dream ended at the semi final stage when they went down by 5 points to a very good Lisdowney side. The ability to get goals proved to be the main difference between the sides but Mullinavat minors can take heart from an excellent campaign where they recorded wins against Carrickshock, Shamrocks and Barrow Rangers. With the vast bulk of this team available next year, the future is bright for this squad of players. Well done to all the players and mentors on an excellent campaign. Onwards and upwards.Vegas Abú

03/10/2020
Latest Advice re Attendance at Underage games

Please see below the latest update from the GAA's Covid Advisory Group. It relates to a Government requirement to ensure that all parents attending underage activity complete a Health Questionnaire in addition to that completed by their child. This applies with immediate effect in the 26 counties.

Go raibh maith agaibh.


Covid Advisory Group – Updated advice on attendance at underage games 

26 August 2020 

The GAA’s Covid Advisory committee have issued updated guidance to all clubs in relation to attendance at underage games. This advice is based on updated guidelines issued on behalf of the Government by Sport Ireland: 

Clubs should note that:  

  • No more than 1 designated individual should attend a training session or game per child/family/group of children. 
  • The GAA Health Questionnaires MUST be completed by parents/guardians in advance of attendance. 
  • Overall numbers should be kept to a minimum and in line with the space available in the venue/facility. 


27/09/2020
Senior Match to be streamed

​Mullinavat Senior hurlers 1st round game v Erin's Own will be streamed live. This will be of great interest to those who cannot get a ticket due to the restriction on numbers attending the game. 

Kilkenny GAA is delighted to announce our live streaming will commence this Friday at 7.30pm with the meeting of Emeralds and Tullogher Rosbercon in the JJ Kavanagh & Sons Junior League in UPMC Nowlan Park.  An e-ticket will cost €6 for this single game, click here to purchase.  The following weekend we will showcase three games on the streaming network and a fourth game the meeting of Shamrocks Ballyhale and Tullaroan will be shown live on TG4 at 7.30pm on the Friday July 31st.

26/08/2020
Pitches to reopen at last

​All GAA supporters will be relieved to hear that the GAA has given clubs the go ahead to reopen their grounds from 29th June. Before returning to training , all players and coaches must complete an e-learning module which will take about 20 minutes . It can be accessed at : https://courses.gaa.ie/Covid19ClubEd


19/07/2020
Footballers qualify for league final

​Our senior football team qualified for the league final by defeating Dicksboro by 0-7 to 0-2. Their opponents will be Tullogher/Rosbercon, The draw was also made for the senior football championship. Our opponents will be football specialists Railyard.

09/04/2020
Hurlers off to a good start

​Our senior hurlers were in action in Wexford today in the Leinster Senior League. Glynn Barntown provided the opposition and after a good competitive game Mullinavat came away with the points . The final score was Mullinavat 1-13, Glynn Barntown 2-6. Another Wexford side, St. Martins provide the opposition on Saturday next.

23/03/2020
Referees Wanted

Kilkenny GAA is seeking new referees for the year ahead, if anyone is interested in volunteering for the role please contact Referees Administrator Pat Hayes on 087-2844349.   

Training for referees will take place on Mar 3 and 10 at 7.30pm at UPMC Nowlan Park.


16/03/2020
AGM : 15th Jan. All welcome

It's that time of the year again, a time to reflect on the year just gone and a chance to look ahead and make plans for the future.

Mullinavat GAA Club AGM will be held on Friday Jan 17th 2020 at 8pm in the Club Dressing Rooms. All welcome. Any club officer nominations or motions are to be submitted to Club Secretary by Wednesday Jan 15th.


09/02/2020
Great  win for Under 19's

​Mullinavat's under 19 hurlers showed great spirit and determination and a huge amount of skill to see off the challenge of Kilmacow in the quarter final yesterday. Mullinavat's victory was all the more meritorius as they were without a number of players due to injuries and other committments. In fact, they only had the bare minimum of 15 players and so didnt have the option of any replacements throughout the game. The match was played on a very  heavy pitch which made free flowing hurling an impossibility. Despite this both sides served up a thoroughly entertaining game.In the end the home side won by 2-19 to 2-10 and showed great composure to come from behind to run out convincing winners.

Mullinavat: Sean Fitzpatrick, Eoin Maher, Michael Walsh, Declan Duggan, Luke Byrne Doyle, Pádraig Dempsey, Ian Mansfield, Jake Morrissey, Robin Davis, Conor Walsh, Bill Dempsey, George O'Connor, Billy Delahunty, Mark McNamara, Michael Holden.

31/01/2020
Footballers Fantastic Effort just comes up short

Leinster GAA Intermediate Football Final Mattock Rangers GAA 1-14 Mullinavat 0-11.
Congrats to the Louth men today, but all at our club couldn’t be more proud of the lads effort also. We were hugely competitive all through, and it took a great save by the Mattock Rangers keeper to spoil a grandstand finish.
#vegasabu . The club history currently being worked on may require an extra chapter.
Well done lads, as already stated we are all proud of each and everyone of you.🖤🤍👍

07/01/2020
Under 21's just edged out in a thriller

​Mullinavat u 21 team went down fighting in this first round championship game played last Saturday in Mullinavat against St. Martin's. Trailing by 4 points after a tough first half, the Mullinavat lads really took the game to their opponents with a well worked goal from Luke Byrne Doyle straight after the restart. From there to the end the two sides went toe to toe with the home side having to come from behind to level the game right on the stroke of full time at 1-13 apiece. Extra time beckoned and once again we went point for point with St. Martin's just a point ahead at the end of the first period of extra time. Points from Oisin Knox and Pádraig Dempsey saw Mullinavat take the lead but a strong finish from St. Martins saw them just take the lead and they ran out winners by two points at the end of a fantastic game. Great credit is due to both teams who gave it their all.

21/12/2019
Sliotars in their Eyes: 4 Days to go

Sliotars in their Eyes - Next Saturday 2/11/2019
Doors open at 7pm.

Don’t miss out on what promises to be a fantastic night of entertainment next Saturday November 2nd. Tickets are selling fast so ensure you get yours today at Centra Mullinavat .
Limited number of tickets remain available.


28/11/2019
Minors brave effort ends in Kilmacow

Minor Roinn C Championship Semi Final:

Final Score Kilmacow 3-14 Mullinavat 2-12

Mullinavat minors went down fighting in this hard fought semifinal played in heavy conditions in Kilmacow on Sunday. After Conor Power scored a great goal early on, the floodgates opened in the skies with torrential rain, but  the Kilmacow lads kept going and drew level shortly before half time. 

The score at the break was Kilmacow 0-8 Mullinavat 1-5.

The second half was nip and tuck until Mullinavat struck for another goal from Conor Walsh extended their lead out by six points. The 'Vat  boys had struck for home, but the Kilmacow lads had other ideas and put their heads down to put together their own burst. This started with a free from the 21 which caught Mullinavat by surprise, and nestled in the corner of the net, taken smartly by Fergal Suffin. From there Kilmacow drove on and when a long range free was stopped on the line, Ted Doyle got the finishing touch to see the green flag raised. 

Mullinavat can take great heart from their performance this year with a very young squad, most of whom are under age again next year. 

Well done to all the players and mentors on a great year's work.


14/11/2019
Minors and Seniors advance in championship

​It was a good weekend for Mullinavat seniors and minors as they both advanced to the next stage of the championship.

First up were the seniors who showed  great improvement from the drawn encounter with Graigue Ballycallan. Leading from the start they were 11 points up at the break having had the wind advantage. They had to withstand a second half rally from their opponents , but steadied the ship and were good value for their five point victory at the end. They now go forward to meet O'Loughlin Gaels in the quarter final on Saturday next. Throw in is at 1.00 pm in Danesfort.

On Sunday, the minors continued their progress as the easily accounted for The Emeralds in the quarter final . Leading from the start, they played lovely hurling up to the half time break. Despite losing their way somehat in the second half, they still had plenty in reserve to see off the opposition. They now meet neighbours Kilmacow in the semi final on Sunday the 13th in Kilmacow at 2 pm.

03/11/2019
All square in Callan

SHC First Round
Mullinavat 0-13 Graigue Ballycallan 1-10
Difficult conditions, a difficult first half for Mullinavat, followed by a second half revival, were the main talking points from our drawn game with Graigue Ballycallan earlier.
Conditions in the opening half were extremely trying for both sides, with several pockets of water at the dressing room end of the ground.Graigue got a fortuitous goal as a result of a dropping long range free from distance early in the game. By the time Ger Malone got our first point after almost 20 minutes, we were already 1-2 to 0-0 behind.
At the interval Mullinavat were 1-06 to 0-3 behind, and looking in real bother.
The weather improved for the second half and similarly there was an uplift in Mullinavat’s performance. So much so that we outscored the Kilmanagh men 10 points to four in the new half. John Walsh from frees was our main source of white flags, but now the half back line got on top, and Ballycallan had to bring county man Billy Ryan back to shore up their defence. He had been a real forward threat in the opening half.
We looked like edging the contest in fact, but a free by the accurate Conor Murphy on 33 minutes, saved the day for Graigue Ballycallan.
The replay will now take place next Sunday in Callan at 11.30 am  with the winners out again versus O’Loughlin Gaels the following week.

23/10/2019
Club History to be Updated

Mullinavat GAA club are planning on producing a full GAA club history in Autumn 2020, covering all GAA activities in the parish, from the origin of the club in 1884, to the present day.
This GAA history will feature all codes, hurling, gaelic football, camogie and handball. 
If people have old photographs, articles, programmes or such memorabilia, particularly items dating from the 1900 - 2000 period, we would love to hear from you.
35 years ago the club put together a history to mark the GAA Centenary year. A lot has happened since then, and this is where we appeal to everyone out there, who has any information or pictures of the past, news clips or stories, to help with the production of same.
At our latest club meeting a small initial committee was formed of John Joe Alyward, Tom Duggan and John Power. However if anyone out there has anything they wish to forward, all club committee members will be glad to assist, and all physical items provided will be returned to their owners once scanned.
Email contact can also be made to myself via :-
Pro.mullinavat.kilkenny@gaa.ie or johnpowerkk@gmail.com.
This is obviously a major publication for the club, and we look forward to the support of the Mullinavat GAA community and parish, in their assistance with 135 years plus of club history.

28/09/2019
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